Shovels

The plural form of 'shovel,' a tool with a broad blade and typically a curved handle, used for digging and lifting loose materials such as earth, snow, or coal. shovels are typically used in construction, gardening, and mining. The design varies depending on the task, with pointed shovels being ideal for digging and square shovels best for moving flat surfaces. Functioning based on leverage, it efficiently removes large volumes of materials by scooping it from one place to another. The efficiency of shovels make them a staple in construction, landscaping and even emergency efforts.

Shovels meaning with examples

• During the blizzard, volunteers grabbed their shovels and cleared pathways for emergency vehicles, showing incredible community spirit.
• The construction crew used heavy-duty shovels to excavate the foundation for the new building, working diligently under the sun.
• Sarah bought a set of new, ergonomic shovels for her gardening hobby, finding them much easier to use for planting flowers.
• The archaeologist carefully used small shovels and brushes to unearth delicate artifacts from the ancient site, documenting each find.